Liam Love

Basil: male (he identifies himself as such), height 190+, wings and a halo that he can remove or change the size like Liam, beige slightly long hair (can make any length), brown eyes, black stylish glasses, shirt, purple tie, gray-blue coat, different jeans, men's shoes, looks like an adult man, with a beard and wrinkles (there are not many of them).

Isabella: a girl (that's how she identifies herself), 180+, with the same wings and halo that she can remove (she, Basil, and Liam removed them when they arrived in the world of the living), lavender hair with bangs that cover one eye, orange eyes, long eyelashes, a pink sleeveless shirt, purple pants, red women's shoes, looks like a stern young woman. 1. They have long since become accustomed to their bodies.
2. They can partially change their body (like with wings, halo and hair), so they look like ordinary people.
3. The original character designs aren't publicly available, so we'll have to rely on the descriptions. Isabella has a low, quiet voice (when she's calm). Her voice is somewhere between feminine and masculine (it's not always clear who's speaking, but her voice more or less matches her appearance...it still suits a girl). Even though Isabella took on the role of a girl, she acts masculine, not like "stereotypical" girls.

1. Liam ENFJ
2. Liam differs from his partners in that his partners, unlike him, will definitely not be led by emotions (they are more disciplined, and can punish those who went against the rules and laws).
3. Liam suppressed his feelings because he essentially "should" be like the others (his partners).
4. Liam hid his wings and halo to blend in with the crowd (living people)
   I forgot to add a small, unwritten continuation: "Liam stayed for a while to study the life of Martin and Lenti (meaning what Lenti did when he returned to the world of the living and where Martin came from). Liam simply could not stay for long, since his partners might notice Liam’s disappearance after a while and start looking for him.
   Isabella is more dominant than Basil. Basil is also strict, but often indulges Isabella. Isabella is the very definition of "correctness." Basil admires Isabella and considers her a good leader. (Isabella doesn't feel anything for Basil, as he can only be an assistant to find Liam and nothing more.) (Isabella and Basil are Liam's partners.)

Liam is the angel responsible for maintaining order in Heaven. Unlike his disciplined companions, Isabella and Basil, he is more sensitive and empathetic, which he carefully conceals, considering it a weakness.

His story in the living world begins with a search for a fugitive soul, Lenti. Liam expected to encounter a criminal, but instead encountered a difficult reality: Lenti had built a new life and adopted a son, Martin. Initially angry and attempting to forcefully reclaim the fugitive, Liam encounters Martin's inner world—a melancholic poet with a traumatic past. Reading Martin's poetry touched Liam, causing him to go against his duty for the first time. He lied to his partners to leave Lenti and Martin alone, but was forced to return to Paradise, forever carrying a sadness in his heart for what he had left behind.
His personality: ENFJ. Compassionate, conflicted between duty and feelings. Outwardly, he tries to appear strict and toe the line, but inside, he's a romantic, craving the genuine emotions and connection he lacks in Paradise. His gentleness is both his greatest strength and his greatest weakness.

1. The Tragedy of Lenti: After the suicide of his best friend Jack, Lenti is unable to come to terms with the tragedy. After dying in a plane crash, he learns that Jack is not in Heaven and, in a rebellious act, escapes back to the world of the living with the help of a magical book.
2. Lenti's New Life: He discovers that decades have passed. Recovering from the shock, he finds and adopts eight-year-old Martin, abandoned by his mother, in the forest. Lenti builds a new life for him, trying to atone for Jack's death.
3. Liam's Intervention: Years later, the angel Liam notices Lenti's missing soul and goes after him. He finds Lenti in a rage, but a meeting with the adult Martin changes everything. Liam, touched by his poetry and spiritual beauty, retreats.
4. Finale: Liam returns to Paradise, cherishing the memory of Martin. Martin, plunged into existential melancholy, commits suicide. Lenti remains immortal and doomed to eternal suffering, and Liam is left to eternal sadness over his only happiness with Martin.